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81711. SUFFERING Frost Dcpartuw and Tip Top:
Down to Practice Again.
COLUililhA,8 . 0.. March 2Il.--Whe ll
Apparently Leach Cross is still sui-
i‘ering from the effects of his deeper» the members of the Brooklyn Federals
me bottle with Champion Willie IIIIIIbled out of bed yesterday morning
Ritchie. That bout was probably the they discovered that the frost had de-
turuing point of the \eterun’s cuIeeI. parted during the night. In its place
it has hllfillei‘it‘d hi the time lhhl was a good warm sun, which was just
I rose would tool the chain, and his wluLt Manager Bradley was yearnhu.
“01k in subsequent bouts has shown 101
the falling ch in form expected. The There was only one practice session
most marked signs of decline shown yesterday, however, Millie ball park
by; Cross are his lack of endurance was Ming used as the scene of a col-
lIis wildness, and par'ticuiarly his loss ball game and the Tip 'i‘ops had to 1,,
m that killing punch that forum]: 3““st with a good. workout in (1...,
II: eaut a knockout every time it loud morning
iii. CIoss crashed his noted right it was announced yesterday thnt
Ilsuihhi Young Shugrue's chin with Bradley‘s travellers‘wouhi be off outhe
everything he had behind it. i“ 1h” road again today, with Due West. 8.
bout last Friday night. its only all )q as their destination. Erskine (7.01.
I‘I-cton Shugrue was to make him in logo is situated at that place and a
«tease hih Speed Cm“ “’33 “0‘ 50 two game series has been arranged.
nild attain-9i Shugrueus he \iaaagainst About fifteen players will make the
Phil Bloom recently, but this was trip .
merely because Shuu‘rue did so much
III-adios i... was always within the M'GRAW Deacon's assumes.
dinner zone. Shugiue for his mm *0...
he: probably gone as W as he will Returns to Marlin and Look. at
. II'eI go on the road to the champion- Far 6.
ship. He has method the stage where 6' time (if Stay at Homes.
MIARLIN, Texas, March 24.——Muna-
improvement ceases. luck of n Ieal .
punch and the ability to change 11qu g” “CGWW did“ 1 80 t0 Corsicnua you
his one set style III milling will most tcrday ‘0 see his regulars tackle the
likely keep him in the second division. ”OWN" club. He got bliCh hero in the
.. arternon just as the Fletchers and the
MOHA THRASHES LEVIINSKY. mm“ were hi the thick or a scrub
-...-- t ' g‘ame. SON“) game is‘rlght. it i'ur-
Carries Fight to Battier, Beating “is"ed 300d‘6‘9r0‘86 but was a good
Him in All but One Round. ‘19“ "f a burlesque The Fletchers
\IliAVAUiiE-E, March 24 --—Battlin¢ “0“ by ‘1 score 0f 12 i0 10 in nine in-
il\'illr§k_\' came to grief here at tho nings F‘letcliers team had Fletcher
start of his Western invasion and at "’8‘ Murray M second Grant at
though the odds were it) to 7 before short, Prieste at third, Delilal‘ee, Wil
the light on the New York scrapper. liams and flowing ill the outfield. Ma-
hulled as a white hope, when the fight. gistrute McQuude, 0: New York, catch-
“ Is IIII-I Bob \loha, ot Milwaukee had “‘3 and WW5" pitching. 0n the other
in eight. 9‘66 Matty. Stock. Piez and Druclto
Iounds, a shade in the ninth. and the “ ere the infield, SclIuDi’» Westerwick
best that lminshy bould boast was a and Bitter the outfield Cotter the
shade in the third, which many of the catcher and Hearne hnd Pnlmero the
spictntors consideicd to be an oven ””01“?”-
round" “"-"
.lioha curried the light to the llnttlcr O'BR'EN (RUNNING
l'mm the bell and throughout wns nov- STRONG FOR OFFICE
.I. in danger. nippinarrowx March 24.—5eveu
sophomores have reported for the com-
petition for the assistant managership
of the Wesle an 'varsit baseball 9 ,
Whitton Intends ‘0 Play '“ British among themilioingMatt’iIew ll. O'l‘irilclii.
ChImPIDMh'P EVeM‘I son of the wcll~known temperance
NEW YORK March 24 -—.lerome D' worker, Scoop O'Brien, formerly at
'i‘vavers, Francis Ouimet and the other WBridgeport but now of. Washington
\IIIcricnn im'ud'els will not be the only i.) (! O'Brien, like his father is .;
\ialtors “‘01“ 0‘ 9" 99““ i“ the British hustler and it would not be eui'prisim:
a- mntcur thumpionship wt Sandwich in if he managed to slip one over on tho
.'.\ii.:,\- I ‘ccmdhig til the ““9“ ”1’0”" other six men and come out a. winner.
li‘()lll England. Word has been receiv The competition is decided on merit
'hcre that ”01’ Whitton. “f AWE“ alone hence everyone has an count
In. intends to “hit Great “mm“ 1" chance. O‘Brien has already proven
may in the chfimII’thshh’BI his ability by winning the scholarship
. W offered by the Washington alumni aa-
GOOD 3605'” 6‘7 EXPOS‘T'ON- soclotion to the high school pupil i’rom
NE W YORK. March 24 -—.laIncs E- that city obtaining the highest grades
Sullivan director of athletics oi' the In a special examination
Panama Pacific international Exposh The other contestants for the assist-
tioo, w-ho has been in California iloI ant manageraiiip are. lrving a Boyd
nearly three weeks returned to this of Jersey City, N J- Joggph A Hm.
_-——.-.~—-
corned a clean cut ‘victoryI
AUSTRALIAN SEEKS BIG TITLES.
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“t3 yesterday. “9 ”“0“ 310theg ”t mnnn. Jr., of Montclnir, N. .l.; David
the prospects of truck and held 'sports V Morals. of Cleveland 0. Lucien ii‘.
of the exposition. .Y-oung, of MWlnneupolls Minn. undIMln
‘l predict," he said, “that the total or C. Young, of panhmd Ore.
number of entries received will be be-
tween 8,000 and “10,000. All oi’ the
blue ‘ribbou events of the athletic NEW YORK, :M‘arch Zip—I'Hmner Ba-
world have been assigned to the expo k'ol. the half. mile champion of Ameri»
slitou. and there is no‘ doubt that the ca I“, contemplating a visit to England
nttrur lions will bring to Sun P‘Iaiicistto during the coming summer for. the PM
teams irom each and or cry country in page of competing in the. English chain»-
the world that is athletic. and tho Ipi'onuhip meetinx.whioh usually 13 hold
“0111] will wit Ices contests that will about “10' um week bi! July Iiie has
he hurdh second to the Olympic the idea that. the. trip will build IunI
hdhh‘fi- ‘ ' ' up and help him to improve his speed
in view oi the out oi m to smile.
NDW YORK. March "4 “Sam ””8“ ness tor a sufficient length of time Ba-
fond knocked but Bill Watkins, of Ton- her Wm have new about tho “Hit Of
nesset. in the first round or their ache» May and will get 1,, coudibion gradual-
duled ton round bent at the Natiomal 1,. on the other am, by “Human m
mow“..-
BAKER GOING TO ENGLAND.
l
new
Sporting Club last night. it required 0m,“ gamer In different parts or when
two minutes of Lungiord's valuable bind and Bootlbnd
I thus to corner hilt opponent. who made ,. WW__ I
II desperate atbempt‘ to outrun the I-Eos Emu NG MM ”6,701 m FEES.
:IIIII ’i‘ar baby. “When mustard dually NEW YORK. March “Mooring plaid
captured Watkins he slapped him With $38,781 into the treasury. or New
on open glove. ‘Wntklns picked out a “demote- during to. that year, no-
solit‘spot and look the toll count. 11,. 'ootulng'to thereon": at the Brits Alth-
tuuing to play any more.
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‘ uAnnv AND omscctu m...
'- sport. undoi- the Prowler lam
“WNW. YORK. 'hidfeii flwmuu'llly receipts, WWI: mum
Berry and Young'- munch fought ton since boxiil‘x m Joachim! ’iii to
I rounds tea arm in the main event scam. $1,964,790: mom paid ab
Tollsm‘drcal Marathon iiacelo ”gm ,0 Shugrue
Sullivan returned yesterday afternoon
from San Francisco, where he
bone for several weeks arranging for
the athletic events to be hold us part
of the Ii‘onanIaPacific Exposition.
director of athletics Mr.
just begunIto shape his
among the interesting
of for the first time was a great Mura-
thon race, which is scheduled for Sep-
tember 25, Av» -.
made to get the best long distance run~
here in the world (or this event.
hoped that IllicAi'thur and Gitflilflm‘, the
two South Africans who finished ilrst
and second respectively in the Morn.
thou at Stockholm. will/«be among. the
starters.
sire to compete
games and the race as» arranged will
be sure to suit them.
GETTING READY
Points on Sci-coon of as» All-Round
and trout fishing is one oi! nineor
nine and one-half feet. ”in length.
weighing six to seven and oneh‘ali
ounces.
even taptrirom Ibutt to tip and the. .
action will
throughout its entire length: an oven
flexibility is the chief.“ quality... to be
sought.
are essential in a fly-rod. but the rod
must not be too “whippy.”
should it possess a some. action.
ovor-sréwn nature of the banks makes
long costs the exception rather than
the rule. a shorter rod may be chosen.
while a longed rod of greater weight
may be selected for river angling in
the
North and West. The skill of the
ungler must, of counts. enter into the
choice of the rod, and while the old
band may safely elect to use 0'va
ounce rod for even the heaviest fish-‘
ing, the less experienced ily cantor will
do well to pick out a rod an ounce or
an ounce and one-halt heavier.
remember are to keep a tout line. Leo
the fish feel the tension of choline
always; keep the tip Well up and let
the rod curve evenly from joint to- tip.
A good angling maxim to remember
when he doesn’t. you dOWI'ipril Out-
iort to popularize and safeguard the
game of polo in the United Stamina
'ing Point Judithothe ‘idurlingliam ot'
' boxing match. in Which I100 “whom was on, bit 3
WI.
lotto Commission,lwldch resumes- the,
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IIIII Hill iii In 0m Iii-33°...“
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i Any one who could“. not
illilli Biiiiii EVERY DAY
g” ”Elliot's Pilehinu Stall Prophecy is
Borne but by Pipework at
is crazy! 3
"lbs guy who did not see Cross wiui
all the way is a nut!
be Run as Feature at Saw 1
Francisco Fair . 1 Such were the expressions of those Coiaand “Balm“
"‘" who ventured an opinion after Cross: """"”""""‘“"‘
NEW YORK, March 24.”.7611103 E. and Shugrue had battered themselves “OBILEI “a Mme“ 3‘ “F'fl‘ik
nearly into exhaustion in New York; Chances hearties won yesterday i‘Iom
last Friday night it showed how a the near champion Southern Leaguers
glovo contest looks from diiterenti 0' this “"7 by a score or 5 to 7" it
on,“ and ‘how sympathy p13” a prom l wns not hire size of the score that made
ineut part m the expression 'of hpin- the invaders' commander so pleased
ions sins the New York Telegram.
Out 0, thirteen newspaper decisions'ner in which the tiiumph was acconn
{our guys Cross the verdict live gavel plished, which proved the Peerless
it to' Shugrue and tour a draw Somedmader a very shrewd judge of green
m- the deflcnpuve articles did notitlmber He has maintained all IIloug
make the result even close. ”(‘rosslumt be will “3‘9 a PM” ta" “‘1‘“
1.1“"? 3‘,“ng one terrific lacing "ithis season He has predicted a rare
said one critic, while u neighboringi‘pitcmng 3”“ and ”0‘“ 0f 1qu “3““
writer asserted that Shugrne had the Inents seam mole and more logical
better 0,- at least eight rounds with every new appearance oi‘ his clan.
This diversity 0' opinion goes to 'Nothlng could have been more encour.
show how conclusions will diffei in a 331“ ‘0 a ma“ “1‘0 had m rmamp
closely fought contest. and possibly. entirely a hopeless tnuoudcr than the
how ”3]“ch toenails [or or ogolnstifom‘ ot‘ EBay Kenting and King Cole.
one man or the other will run away M011“? scored a run 0“ “(‘1‘ ' i
has
[AS
Sullivan has
plans and
items talked
An attempt will be
it is
Theyhuvo expressed a do:
in the exposition
with the better judgment of critics on
the impulse of the moment. it shows; ”NH“ DO AS THEY PLEASE. .
where the good points 0! one oppoII-‘ .
IIIItarc overlooked while searching tor 30°“ Nine Rum While Blanking
smoothing noteworthy to record for! Newarko-Epan Plays Short.
the when AUGUSTA on, March lit—Brook
5" wonder "”9199“ dont “'3'“ to iyn experienced little trouble in do
give decisions in contests under the‘ testing the NewaIk team, champion m
1”“me law. ”“6 "Dan" To“ “a“‘thé International League, here yester-
to render a verdict in the Cross-id”. afternoon by a score of 9 to 0.
Shuttle "0‘“ he would “3"“ mm"’7;'i’hc'iiearest‘ the Jersey men came to
more enemies and encouraged morc‘I , scOrIng was m the ninth inning. when
Knockers”.; against him "‘3“ l“’rthey filled the bases on‘ a trio of sin-
could? "“6” ““1 be given it ”£3193 to Mt field with on man down.
Cross “9 1‘69“” ““9” 1““8 “‘curwdii’iicher Wagner thentightened up, disn
the enmity 9‘ "a" ”W “0“” and had posing of the next two men in easy
he decideduin favor of Shugruc the fashion
other hair would have been against‘ _,__I_,
him. Had he been conservative and sm'm TAKING RAGE SERIOUSLY:
declared it a draw it is possible the NEW YORK March 24 pHarI-y
Shusrue ntingent would have densmith is taking be special tWo mile
clured hint incompetent, and what the match race with annep Kgiohmanino
Cross adherents would have hold at the Second Naval Battalion names:
would 01‘0“le have Well unlit ‘0 more seriously than he has any other1
print 1“ it“? 0V9!“ he WW” hflVa’race he has «imputed in. Koleiimaihi
been due to wean unto himsotiL non showed that he mm come back to
a liouseihl of enemies form after two defects by the New
Ii i3 \BI‘X probable that. the hold!!! Yorker by hearing Roy in a three mile
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FOR THE TROUT
0.»..-
Rod. .
The best all~around liyvrod for gun-
Tho good rod will havean
show an I even curve
Good elasticity and pliability
neither
For small brook fishing, where the
"white water" streams of the
toasted by tho adherents oil the two day night, and Smith has received pot.
"if as every writer at the ringside un Naval Battalion to sleep in the Arm-
cauue one critic Iiitirs from anotherI and will 80 to bed earths afternoon
it should not cause any ill feeling or‘ ”M... «HWY
any declaration of inconumbonoy. tor “Mammy SUNNY. mm“.
evon decision was
given in the best faith
in playing a fish the only points to-
m we-.- «www-
a vm'diob on clean points, others Iona
POPULAR'ZING POLO’ Iiunkhmenmand asxmuslycnoss.
NEW YORK. March 24.«in an. ef-
gruo bout. only demonstrates clearly: dates in the What becomingly
how a glove contest. can be seen with} "Bell “WWI". said Mr.
dinercnt eyes and ideas of experts. i
"Glioliley"
that. a boxing referee who had to
decisions. utter bouts was in bad. it' Iguwwu
be was not declared an use one doyfl ‘ , .
he would be the next, it not something « ’
WOI‘BBI ‘ ,
W %
KILBANI BAGKG ‘ wares.
Polo Association. the governing body
of the sport in this country. it became
konwn today. has taken a lease on
the' Point Judith Polo ground with the
privilege bi its purchase. According
to H. 1.. Herbert, chairman of the Polo
Association, it is the intention of male
Will'l’LlNG “some.
monomwv throwing-WI
Infill "in im‘it'iniilmnx
meat of WW will?!" who ““9 m" ( ‘Jolinny Klibano’u letter ot- 01:1th would We litre
unsuited i0 9 cm) ”i “1" ”Em“ ‘ tics in which the feather‘vmmht ohcm- 6”“ch I“: My, .., ‘i'llo w my... .
mi 0. doing bond hold. 263i chm
manta at. Nirihaonsctt Pier and Point.
Judith. as well as those on Long is»
hind. prior to and alter the “WM"
tional matches.
bloc «and unit be hell been clutched
with Johnny modes did not contain
all the facts in the case," says oddity
minutes litter on a flying more hold.
‘Montoitb. ,
”WW I "Kilbt'ith was arms am per cent. cox ascends wui m Irwctr‘rp.
GEORGES ANW JO! ATTHAcT ”I by the dub, but he GEMINI” w W .
000 «In. I offered to mm or III. um- in no moctbrillluntly mm bottle or ‘
PARIS; W011 26-“43 aflumy'i; m ”WI ‘n‘i' ”I’M m m
‘ ' . ondabtut WM mused booth}
was on points bro! Georges . l I b
there were reclaim receipts obi . . , . 3 I) _
000 IMF-6. of “WW. a” 6 pm in“ “CM “n.“ “M” w ”I FEW: .I"
this. Many upcoming arrived , ._ 3 3
This was live per cent: or the gross. dinnmwith
exueita who save a decided million race last Saturday in thevfbat tune or
on the result have been scorched and 14 37 In“, face will he run oantur .
boxers. which is aliuolutely uncalledl mission from the ofllueps ol‘ the second
questionably reported faithfully so 011' all Saturday encroach. Hurry will
cording to his individual ideas. IiBo go to the Armory directly alter lunch
“halwsthhflhlw enormous, Md., Mai-cit 24.—~When1
{the directors of the Federal League
it “9 simply a with“ 0‘ indivld- mot today to go over the playing dates
is this: When the fish pulls. you don' t: ‘uut mg“, of what constitutes a. victoryi ammged by the schedule commltee.
in a Kim/h Wile“ and what shbuld b“! it was expected that adjournment
lug. . ' ‘ taken into consideration. Some give would bé fumed
7 President R‘. B. Ward, of the Brook-
it, “I ilyn club. canto out emphatically against
simply a 6mm 0' ”WOW but "“3 his teamIMpg annuity baseball. and
diversity 0" View“ 0" “‘0 Cross‘ahu- the schedule makers arranged the
Ward.
“should have their rest as Well as any- 11: box.
WNW “WY“ “WWI ‘ one also i'n‘l not. straight-laced. but i
5"“ Ido bellovcrqii prover obs‘ervance ol 5: 0,4 6: 011,7
datum tripaib Whine Nil-I.
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Ends Day Ahead of (Rival, Who Gets
Load in Atternoon.
NEW YORK, March _24.-IAi’ter being
beaten by a score of 100 to 87 in the at-
ternooh block of the 1,000 point, pocket
billiard match, Jerome 'Kcogh. of Roch-
ester, played a. brilliant game last
night at Doyle's billiard room and
reached the two century mark. while
his opponent, Edward 1. Ralph, oi
Inghtstown, N. .l., was raising his
score to only 178. The leader had four—
teen scratches during the day, ten his
the, afternoon and four at night, while
Ralph ‘mdde thirteen. of which eight
weremade in the matinee. *
with the afternoon sport, but the man- '
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What It Does
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the world's 'record for all
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. it'sthe lightest—the strong-
est+the most economical. car
on the market.
S. L. Benedict
AGENT.
so 'soorH MAlN smear.
iNeW York New Haven Distinctiiely “the Ind... place tor,
and Hartford i
Railroad isostatic
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.lim Thorpe and ‘Fred Somme
ed a. clean cut victory over til.
ton Buffaloes here yesterdim
assisted slightly by sundr
Giants and fortified by the 5006
big of Marquard. andFrommeI
iy the latter.
the ninth inning, however, and
score of 2 to 0 is neither a. reflecti‘
compliment to the defence or ti!
on the hitting of the Giants nor a ,
as eiague team. ‘
Welsh. lightweight champion. , ,
land and Australia. and 31M 1' .
the New York boxtr.,hovo 1306! ms
ed to meet in a scheduled
round. bad-lest Vernon on th is ,
April 28. Thematch was nice 3
night by telegraph with the 9x 32
ot the weight question, which has ..
left to Cross to decide. , .
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